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- BNB Chain’s Greenfield Mainnet went live as the network to provide data storage through decentralization.
- BNB bulls defended the $205 support and could push the price up to $225.
- BNB Chain’s architect assured users of data control and little to no risk related to breaches.
In June, on-chain insight platform Nansen recognized BNB Chain as the largest smart contract blockchain. This was after the chain beat the likes of Tron, Solana, and Ethereum to the highest number of active addresses at that time.
However, it seems BNB Chain is not resting on its oars following the public launch of the Greenfield Mainnet on October 17. For context, the Greenfield Mainnet is a storage-oriented blockchain that manages user rights, bucket creation, and file deletion to transform the way users interact with their data on the BNB Chain.
According to the project’s official announcement on X (formerly Twitter), Greenfield recorded a number of milestones while in its Testnet stage. One of the notable landmarks registered was the 200,000 transactions that happened among 150,000 wallet addresses. This record implied that there was impressive network activity during the development.
During the Testnet phase, we achieved major milestones: